August 31, 1870 (4 pages)

Railroad Subsidies. for cities, Denker Statento vote dub. sidies in. afa'‘6f'private ‘railroad corporations. If Ce Ate not. ie sb wal t public “aid, 4%s for ‘the reasdh Take ca copy their = etter ad mnt er envorprldée’s anil whatever ont enterprises af ford ‘the best returtie©to capital’ will generaily,be tound the most geous to communities. ‘There y be to pertio logalities, SacSeehe was nugnes ie tionably benefited far more by the constraction of the Central ’Pacitte road than,the amount of hex sttbacription to the stock of the company ;*bat San Francisco, which gave thie . company $400,000, instead . of being pénefited, ‘hasbeen ‘injured by the Speatiig ‘of the. toad. In other counties, where subsidies have been voted to tailways, the people can se@ no ‘particular ‘advantage gained, and therefore consider:their subscriptions 4 dead: 168s. ‘Inthe’ ‘Mississippi Valley States; the cities and counties of late years have been voting extensive subsidies to ratlwaysj and finding in many cases iat tiby ‘Were mistaken as to the -bencite; Tthey ste" how mMyoking “the uid of the *Ootrts “to declare: null dey debts contracted for such perpen “hy some cases, the Courts have declared. such, obligations, voids ‘and the belief is that-their decisions hav@ Been! ii@lbneéd ‘more by popular . . ago, but re “on account of the.failure.ot his employer. Bolton. has; since: that ‘time; become decrepid with yeats and sickness, is nearly blind, and confiied to his bed. On Monday, inclosing a check for the amount due Bolton, with interest for eleven yeats added. The.party sending the letter, caeienanibecbieg® D. Bosworth,” : iedae i Charles is marching pineal on Paste. jhave no™intelligenee'as to where the cane army is, but it was expected to reach Paris by a week from the 28th, say by next Sunday. Squads of Prusian cavalry have already tade their” appearance withina few miles of the fortifications. Paris dispatches say they are already -well prepared for a a stranger to Bosworth, asked that the . amount, be paid to the right party. The matter.was duly attended to,and a poor man sent a blessing to the gentleman who had not forgotten an honestly earned debt. Arrest and Escape. A-man named Abrams was arrested by the Marshal on Monday and brought before Justice Palmer; on the complaint of Mary Rice, charging him with as sault and battery, breaking her, farsi ture, ete. He gave security for his ap pearance yesterday .forenoon, and: the trial having, been fixed. fox 2 o’clock he was left in charge of the officer, but he managed to give the officer the slip and has not been seen Since. ; ‘Good by Abrams. In Town. L. P. McVarty, agent for the Mining and. Scientific Press, Rev. Mr. Blakeslee, agent for the San Francisco Pacific, Rev. Mr. Pearson, agent for the Dial, a Sunday School paper given to each scholar free ofcharge; Warren Henton,an old resident of this county, agent for ‘an Insurance .Company, and quite. a opie tt bas by a i ie adherence to " umber of other agents for Mt ‘people wish to restrict them. concerns. Gentlemen, one and’ ‘all, in in affording: public aid 7; a 5, it. is nas Tkocauiculd Sop behalf of the good people of Nevada proper. waey. city, Nevada county, State of California, 80; put th y ought not to endeavor to a agit sa of ‘debts. Iredly ‘omteacted, bewe extend to you. the freedom of the cause they find in many cases they have olay, = made’ ad bargain. ie i PoPULATION OF y (New York.—The New York Zimesof August 2d gives SuvannAn. It js ‘tjs somewhat singular the census returns of. fifty-four election that during the present war between . France ast Prussia, neither’ of the belae — on cripetier. ligerents, has.allow ed. Word Beipuboverall the territory of the city, reachlied eee sent _ soa Of pouree, ing alk classes of population, there is each Knows ox@iGtlyitei@mn losses ; but) 4.54 reason to believe thut. they indiwe have ndt a: “fram ‘Paris as to Seal cate with tolerable certainty the averhow many Frenc men have ereraty age of districts -yet ‘to come inv: ‘The er pg emacs 54 inour table; then; may ‘be taken as enka st the. fight. Bis ans . spout one seventh of the population of P wena 4 ie Peviaes ra the city, aud allowing for contingenago, WE, suasian, mate that cieg muforseen, we are compelled te the losseaof Bazaing’s'army'in the'bat . 3. ooint the public with regard to tles around Mets must-have beem at\ 11. pggregate number of. residents least 50,000 men, and we now have ®. within our borders. Uuless there is presead what French Legiened gome serious error. in the figures thus parol iy waaay i 7. far given, we shall” lave to be satisfied Per with from $50,000 to 870,000, instead amount to 170,000 im killed and-wousd-. ¢ the round millidn ‘or million and » od, Possibly these estimates may not . quarter = that «gushiag” New-Yorkers es Bisa scpryat «bo ie Ro lhave been eiming forthe last five Delisved to hive ré‘in killed Gd . vegrs, But: New York is: not'bounded punded, for they have been the ®t) by the North and East Rivers. We have in ou?’ businéss’ streets .at mida tacking party, while the * Freticl lost morg ih) pesdnerss (bab both sides . day a hundred and fifty thousand more are careful. to:.giye ne. -etatement of . people than at midnight. New York their own i 8, fear) ng. perhaps, that . has spread all over Long Island, over it will, have af gat 8° ogetoct on their wr altaueeta? Wuht¥; ints iGouhsatiout, people, taken forcible posession of . Staten ue Lyx e apbautas Te Island; apd.colonized all. Eastern New Butte Record gives the particulars. -of Jersey. Within these boundaries are the hanging of.Charles Olsen, at the . more than two millions of wide awake Ofoiville jail; last Wesisieetaip/atietilttig) . People, who ore practically New York— Olea jaVNG, aataule of $2,000 ‘ers. Here they do business, make.or the case ‘could tions. of life. VERDUN. — This town, which the Meuse, thirty miles west: of Metz, has a population of 10,500, and is very open Olsen's cell, ge ate to the . strange fomified,) “Tt was bombardsuspended ee ry. the od and captured by the Prussians in , bat’ restored a year or two later S Prussian and Austrian armies decent al ‘. manvfacture of v th the town, a valuable” and étherinstitdtidn : 4 Crsersxarr enjoys a regular Sunda, ‘} 'matinee.of Wild Texas steers cavort“© . ing through the, streets, and goring _ . {people Ladies in-that.city. spate . . gored skirts, have only to tike a Sunbite afternoon promenade. ot the Bits ot Ja Lega age fst nnensand apater ail the ambi-. siege, out the work of strengthening the: defehises is still’ progressing. Io the opinion of the Parisians, their city in order that something may be saved, in the event of a Prassian deloge,measnres have been: taken. to remove the Government atehives and. many works of art toa place of safety, “While deFrederi¢k Schwarm) left es termined_on a desperate effort to save Noevads State; on the Oth of Jaly, with a large amount of money on his person since which time he has not been heard In the fortified. towns, besieged by . !rom. Fearé ‘af: entertéined that he the Prussians, thé French are making fas met: with foul play. the city, they “are” ¢ prepating for the worst. a stubborn resistance. These places are mostly deferided by the Guard Mopile and the National Guard, showing that the new troops are doing effective. service. Prussian-accounts say the defenses .of Strasburg.are. being repidly Rights cause. Qne:of its keno tables demolished, that the gs are de-. is managed by a woman. moralized, and that the ef Metz will be forced to capitalates count of the lack of ons. The siege of ‘Toul lias beiks ‘abatidoned, on ‘account of the-determitied “resistance:}of. the garrison. Pfalsburg -is still holding out, and “an ‘attack by the Prussiang on Verdun has been repulsed. It is reported that. the gates of Montmerdy have been,closed, and the place Wea peor. he ume invested by. the Prussians ; also, that. Vitry capitulated on the 25th. ° We have nothing reliable of the position and numbers of the ‘French armieg. McMahon is somewhere near the Belgian frontier, and hemust have} . : At 173 ‘J (Street, Sacramento. an army, of, near 200,000-men. Some accounts say he is seaveney to re lieve ‘Bazaine in Metz, ana’ it “fs given out from Paris that the French commanders are: maturing a plan ‘to deal the Prussians terrible blows. The French are organizing in the south of France:three.corps of. old soldiers, one of which has started north from Lyons, with the intention it is supposed, of attacking the Prussians at Nancy. “Another French army is said to be organizing on the Loire. DEATH oF GENERAL Dovay,—An corer bee been ee aor. of Gen yy, the der at Wel he fie effect that he deliberatél oA intel, when he foun ng fy gone. against him. Buta correspondent, writing from the headquarte f the . army of the Crown Prince, says Douay, ‘ell., by. one of, the first discharges of .the: Prussian artille. ry. This fsa more” noble death than the'deliberaté suicide Which he matte ported te bere. invoked. ~~ ~ CASE “or Commend “Woo. 2Pb8 . latest report from. Oakland, states the general ae nowy: shat’ Géo. Wood, z Srpcited i of Annie Mooney, ‘entirely:4 gems of the} charge, and. that . neti-aven . . ground for -suspieion ‘sot nga hints 2 ae has been . ascertained went-to pin ® stage, Pa crossed to Benteie a -possibly the mystery of her yet bec unEe 4 New OrcAN.—The “Young pel) mocracy” of New York: have raised a . ‘, fund of. ¢né hundred . hound. definite . W deadly h replies war x . house of Joseph* Stinemyor. ‘situated near Forest House, oe Feet otcepmieem ‘a.tegre 1? SE REN eo hits" [emma ro made his eseape On Friday ‘night last, is the last bulwark of civilization; but} just as his term liad expired, ‘and'in } ‘leaving: stolea ruc gun from ‘the [ Y Must SOON . qemeeee surrender. It.is believed in Patis, that ROBES, ’ « Ladies’. Gaiter, Boot Slippers, Shoes. Two exira fine arog A Robes, $150 Lach, "ibe "Wages, of every degeription,. Work Boxes, ae A ee ia ere ke canis the “Free. Presa.” Ftc geteteat . ‘Amador coanty, . #2 eC Germans have doubtless left on acOF CALIFORNIA, 1 hostility of the, r are said to be . WILL HOLD A GRAND FAIR 200,000 Germans in Paris, and some . 1 and goat ose * for Two-W J BROKE, ardob n Madi Sie oy “> in iD. pclae a oner in tik pelapaea ‘jail, * he ‘he THE 0 had been sunfitied:'for petit’ larceny, P ASHLINGTION SCHOOL. Trustees, J. I. Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. And.for shesmraoenst LIOUTRATING the vena ‘DEBT (OF: THE ; ' CeO Nevada City, O California, 50,000 TICKETS Ts. will be sold at _ ¥2,50_¢ each, TREASURER ; spacer tee ‘eoyarh A CALIFORNIA lion, measuring ten feet from tip to tip, was killed in Santa . V Barbara last week. mis 25,0001 aetthtntes will be. await To. the Holders. of Sesson. Tickets, : . AwouNDENG To’ ~ GoLvsa eager in the Womah’s se vee a SACRAMENTO} ee — 900 = DOLLAR STORE.” AoW. LESTER & CO. . eee fi 3 i . Ioana cone Recep » Tioo0 1 Premium Gold. Coin, LARG EAPEST ee tenes Gold C ust, oe Tits tins 720 Premiams Gold. And mast Darable Let ofsoods . : Aare : the Maric Coasts! aM . ue ‘Wits vo: ot ate geminata TN Flue aie Col : (tot é Beatrice. Seger bac BO Oe et eens Fo lion Any of the following Articles will Greek hye ie ae a% fore Pwrerre sth iL LL i.e ee eee “luv “QARRIAGE wee be sala tir ONE DOLLAR t. Velvet, . White Straw, .Black Straw, Ten Wolf Robes, ly CACDy. in .aiarn¥ou Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and un ne F. Foucy yur Rebe, % of the very latest styles and patterns. Peiced Fanc Kup Robes, $25 act gach,. yy ee Ladies’ Gowns; ‘Chimese, Merino . ‘Prirty rig alga xcober $15 each, 450 pre Drawers, Undervests, . Five Alaska Robes, $15 eh. Ke) rse Aire GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Hose, 2, 3, and 4 pair for $1 ., . one Filie’ Old Watch, Chrohometer, . ” $250 } six for $1. (4 . One Ladies ine Gola Watch, Auby andLace Handkerchiefs three for $1. Reed Watches, 15 cake $800 ; Linen Collars; $1 per dozen. att 3 ray Res st00 «$00 ’ Suv Kid Gloves $1; Silk Gloves 2 pair $1. Ten suver ert er) bv fi Driiol Shy Pr ee . ee and hs sane SILVER WARB. o:coe! 2! mr Twenty fine Tea Seta, $100 na 000 of “aa rire a we, set . ments fine salvore: Stieaeh 100 “oo tonne ake Baskets a a se Forks, Butter xh Greaetes tit ‘Toilet Boges: Writing Desks, Portfolios, Bee—kaite Sh Soe fork and" ‘Toilet, Rets.3 Pieces each, Albums, Pocket ‘Mustard Jars, Pepper Lae oot Fare, Port “7 ‘Amerieda Sable Clits. He aie, vary ne, Dotinocs, <i As Son bore sin Burbs eae and Chains; Canes, ‘Pine aud Envelopes, Umbrellas; Walki panions, Chromoe, i frames, ke. &e. . teopte N Serine oetene, Gold aad euiver Fork, 12 Dinner from $10 to 9%5 euch. yeh ih Cut 6 for: 1 12 ‘ORNAMENTS, . fort Wipe Seu, § 5 igs Ve eee . 2 Covered . WAITING an se Wier *"$ 50 informati to Poneets, 3 (hls idles bans : gree Pra ng BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, Woolen eo. Ewen ty, Pe each, seach ; sag Pants, Bitie Pants) Brown, Pant, . pee ark ives Tre and Forks, $10, Be eh Bs "ho ag ta $1 each. Pin bie end-Vake: Knives Seach: ase ma desis 12 pairs pRonze*Fieunis)? 97°>" Gloves, all kinds, $1 per pair . One pit Bronze Figures, “S10 Suspenders, 2 pate tor Sal . ati 3} JA . One pair Bronze Figures," °°” yeSTTs 96 LED Pale? Bobs OHH: poares aae “pains See inyes A: an) sto: Leet ot be Brit + heh Pak Z tt : iy OLA Ba Cee ’ following articles.-; : ges Salt CelSainte P b b P re t ] j € g } j 3 < ] = 4 i

Railroad Subsidies. for cities, Denker Statento vote dub. sidies in. afa'‘6f'private ‘railroad corporations. If Ce Ate not. ie sb wal t public “aid, 4%s for ‘the reasdh Take ca copy their = etter ad mnt er envorprldée’s anil whatever ont enterprises af ford ‘the best returtie©to capital’ will generaily,be tound the most geous to communities. ‘There y be to pertio logalities, SacSeehe was nugnes ie tionably benefited far more by the constraction of the Central ’Pacitte road than,the amount of hex sttbacription to the stock of the company ;*bat San Francisco, which gave thie . company $400,000, instead . of being pénefited, ‘hasbeen ‘injured by the Speatiig ‘of the. toad. In other counties, where subsidies have been voted to tailways, the people can se@ no ‘particular ‘advantage gained, and therefore consider:their subscriptions 4 dead: 168s. ‘Inthe’ ‘Mississippi Valley States; the cities and counties of late years have been voting extensive subsidies to ratlwaysj and finding in many cases iat tiby ‘Were mistaken as to the -bencite; Tthey ste" how mMyoking “the uid of the *Ootrts “to declare: null dey debts contracted for such perpen “hy some cases, the Courts have declared. such, obligations, voids ‘and the belief is that-their decisions hav@ Been! ii@lbneéd ‘more by popular . . ago, but re “on account of the.failure.ot his employer. Bolton. has; since: that ‘time; become decrepid with yeats and sickness, is nearly blind, and confiied to his bed. On Monday, inclosing a check for the amount due Bolton, with interest for eleven yeats added. The.party sending the letter, caeienanibecbieg® D. Bosworth,” : iedae i Charles is marching pineal on Paste. jhave no™intelligenee'as to where the cane army is, but it was expected to reach Paris by a week from the 28th, say by next Sunday. Squads of Prusian cavalry have already tade their” appearance withina few miles of the fortifications. Paris dispatches say they are already -well prepared for a a stranger to Bosworth, asked that the . amount, be paid to the right party. The matter.was duly attended to,and a poor man sent a blessing to the gentleman who had not forgotten an honestly earned debt. Arrest and Escape. A-man named Abrams was arrested by the Marshal on Monday and brought before Justice Palmer; on the complaint of Mary Rice, charging him with as sault and battery, breaking her, farsi ture, ete. He gave security for his ap pearance yesterday .forenoon, and: the trial having, been fixed. fox 2 o’clock he was left in charge of the officer, but he managed to give the officer the slip and has not been seen Since. ; ‘Good by Abrams. In Town. L. P. McVarty, agent for the Mining and. Scientific Press, Rev. Mr. Blakeslee, agent for the San Francisco Pacific, Rev. Mr. Pearson, agent for the Dial, a Sunday School paper given to each scholar free ofcharge; Warren Henton,an old resident of this county, agent for ‘an Insurance .Company, and quite. a opie tt bas by a i ie adherence to " umber of other agents for Mt ‘people wish to restrict them. concerns. Gentlemen, one and’ ‘all, in in affording: public aid 7; a 5, it. is nas Tkocauiculd Sop behalf of the good people of Nevada proper. waey. city, Nevada county, State of California, 80; put th y ought not to endeavor to a agit sa of ‘debts. Iredly ‘omteacted, bewe extend to you. the freedom of the cause they find in many cases they have olay, = made’ ad bargain. ie i PoPULATION OF y (New York.—The New York Zimesof August 2d gives SuvannAn. It js ‘tjs somewhat singular the census returns of. fifty-four election that during the present war between . France ast Prussia, neither’ of the belae — on cripetier. ligerents, has.allow ed. Word Beipuboverall the territory of the city, reachlied eee sent _ soa Of pouree, ing alk classes of population, there is each Knows ox@iGtlyitei@mn losses ; but) 4.54 reason to believe thut. they indiwe have ndt a: “fram ‘Paris as to Seal cate with tolerable certainty the averhow many Frenc men have ereraty age of districts -yet ‘to come inv: ‘The er pg emacs 54 inour table; then; may ‘be taken as enka st the. fight. Bis ans . spout one seventh of the population of P wena 4 ie Peviaes ra the city, aud allowing for contingenago, WE, suasian, mate that cieg muforseen, we are compelled te the losseaof Bazaing’s'army'in the'bat . 3.. ooint the public with regard to tles around Mets must-have beem at\ 11. pggregate number of. residents least 50,000 men, and we now have ®. within our borders. Uuless there is presead what French Legiened gome serious error. in the figures thus parol iy waaay i 7. far given, we shall” lave to be satisfied Per with from $50,000 to 870,000, instead amount to 170,000 im killed and-wousd-. ¢ the round millidn ‘or million and » od, Possibly these estimates may not . quarter = that «gushiag” New-Yorkers es Bisa scpryat «bo ie Ro lhave been eiming forthe last five Delisved to hive ré‘in killed Gd . vegrs, But: New York is: not'bounded punded, for they have been the ®t) by the North and East Rivers. We have in ou?’ businéss’ streets .at mida tacking party, while the * Freticl lost morg ih) pesdnerss (bab both sides . day a hundred and fifty thousand more are careful. to:.giye ne. -etatement of . people than at midnight. New York their own i 8, fear) ng. perhaps, that . has spread all over Long Island, over it will, have af gat 8° ogetoct on their wr altaueeta? Wuht¥; ints iGouhsatiout, people, taken forcible posession of . Staten ue Lyx e apbautas Te Island; apd.colonized all. Eastern New Butte Record gives the particulars. -of Jersey. Within these boundaries are the hanging of.Charles Olsen, at the . more than two millions of wide awake Ofoiville jail; last Wesisieetaip/atietilttig) . People, who ore practically New York— Olea jaVNG, aataule of $2,000 ‘ers. Here they do business, make.or the case ‘could tions. of life. VERDUN. — This town, which the Meuse, thirty miles west: of Metz, has a population of 10,500, and is very open Olsen's cell, ge ate to the . strange fomified,) “Tt was bombardsuspended ee ry. the od and captured by the Prussians in , bat’ restored a year or two later S Prussian and Austrian armies decent al ‘. manvfacture of v th the town, a valuable” and étherinstitdtidn : 4 Crsersxarr enjoys a regular Sunda, ‘} 'matinee.of Wild Texas steers cavort“© . ing through the, streets, and goring _ . {people Ladies in-that.city. spate . . gored skirts, have only to tike a Sunbite afternoon promenade. ot the Bits ot Ja Lega age fst nnensand apater ail the ambi-. siege, out the work of strengthening the: defehises is still’ progressing. Io the opinion of the Parisians, their city in order that something may be saved, in the event of a Prassian deloge,measnres have been: taken. to remove the Government atehives and. many works of art toa place of safety, “While deFrederi¢k Schwarm) left es termined_on a desperate effort to save Noevads State; on the Oth of Jaly, with a large amount of money on his person since which time he has not been heard In the fortified. towns, besieged by . !rom. Fearé ‘af: entertéined that he the Prussians, thé French are making fas met: with foul play. the city, they “are” ¢ prepating for the worst. a stubborn resistance. These places are mostly deferided by the Guard Mopile and the National Guard, showing that the new troops are doing effective. service.. Prussian-accounts say the defenses .of Strasburg.are. being repidly Rights cause. Qne:of its keno tables demolished, that the gs are de-. is managed by a woman. moralized, and that the ef Metz will be forced to capitalates count of the lack of ons. The siege of ‘Toul lias beiks ‘abatidoned, on ‘account of the-determitied “resistance:}of. the garrison. Pfalsburg -is still holding out, and “an ‘attack by the Prussiang on Verdun has been repulsed. It is reported that. the gates of Montmerdy have been,closed, and the place Wea peor. he ume invested by. the Prussians ; also, that. Vitry capitulated on the 25th. ° We have nothing reliable of the position and numbers of the ‘French armieg. McMahon is somewhere near

the Belgian frontier, and hemust have} . : At 173 ‘J (Street, Sacramento. an army, of, near 200,000-men. Some accounts say he is seaveney to re lieve ‘Bazaine in Metz, ana’ it “fs given out from Paris that the French commanders are: maturing a plan ‘to deal the Prussians terrible blows. The French are organizing in the south of France:three.corps of. old soldiers, one of which has started north from Lyons, with the intention it is supposed, of attacking the Prussians at Nancy. “Another French army is said to be organizing on the Loire. DEATH oF GENERAL Dovay,—An corer bee been ee aor. of Gen yy, the der at Wel he fie effect that he deliberatél oA intel, when he foun ng fy gone. against him. Buta correspondent, writing from the headquarte f the . army of the Crown Prince, says Douay, ‘ell., by. one of, the first discharges of .the: Prussian artille. ry. This fsa more” noble death than the'deliberaté suicide Which he matte ported te bere. invoked. ~~ ~ CASE “or Commend “Woo. 2Pb8 . latest report from. Oakland, states the general ae nowy: shat’ Géo. Wood, z Srpcited i of Annie Mooney, ‘entirely:4 gems of the} charge, and. that . neti-aven . . ground for -suspieion ‘sot nga hints 2 ae has been . ascertained went-to pin ® stage, Pa crossed to Benteie a -possibly the mystery of her yet bec unEe 4 New OrcAN.—The “Young pel) mocracy” of New York: have raised a . ‘, fund of. ¢né hundred . hound. definite . W deadly h replies war x . house of Joseph* Stinemyor. ‘situated near Forest House, oe Feet otcepmieem ‘a.tegre 1? SE REN eo hits" [emma ro made his eseape On Friday ‘night last, is the last bulwark of civilization; but} just as his term liad expired, ‘and'in } ‘leaving: stolea ruc gun from ‘the [ Y Must SOON . qemeeee surrender. It.is believed in Patis, that ROBES, ’ « Ladies’. Gaiter, Boot Slippers, Shoes.. Two exira fine arog A Robes, $150 Lach, "ibe "Wages, of every degeription,. Work Boxes, ae A ee ia ere ke canis the “Free. Presa.” Ftc geteteat . ‘Amador coanty, . #2 eC Germans have doubtless left on acOF CALIFORNIA, 1 hostility of the, r are said to be . WILL HOLD A GRAND FAIR 200,000 Germans in Paris, and some . 1 and goat ose * for Two-W J BROKE, ardob n Madi Sie oy “> in iD. pclae a oner in tik pelapaea ‘jail, * he ‘he THE 0 had been sunfitied:'for petit’ larceny, P ASHLINGTION SCHOOL. Trustees, J. I. Caldwell, A. B. Gregory. And.for shesmraoenst LIOUTRATING the vena ‘DEBT (OF: THE ; ' CeO Nevada City, O California, 50,000 TICKETS Ts. will be sold at _ ¥2,50_¢ each, TREASURER ; spacer tee ‘eoyarh A CALIFORNIA lion, measuring ten feet from tip to tip, was killed in Santa . V Barbara last week. mis 25,0001 aetthtntes will be. await To. the Holders. of Sesson. Tickets, : . AwouNDENG To’ ~ GoLvsa eager in the Womah’s se vee a SACRAMENTO} ee — 900 = DOLLAR STORE.” AoW. LESTER & CO. . eee fi 3 i . Ioana cone Recep » Tioo0 1 Premium Gold. Coin, LARG EAPEST ee tenes Gold C ust, oe Tits tins 720 Premiams Gold. And mast Darable Let ofsoods . : Aare : the Maric Coasts! aM . ue ‘Wits vo: ot ate geminata TN Flue aie Col : (tot é Beatrice.. Seger bac BO Oe et eens Fo lion Any of the following Articles will Greek hye ie ae a% fore Pwrerre sth iL LL i.e ee eee “luv “QARRIAGE wee be sala tir ONE DOLLAR t. Velvet, . White Straw, .Black Straw, Ten Wolf Robes, ly CACDy. in .aiarn¥ou Felt, Neapolitan, trimmed and un ne F. Foucy yur Rebe, % of the very latest styles and patterns. Peiced Fanc Kup Robes, $25 act gach,. yy ee Ladies’ Gowns; ‘Chimese, Merino . ‘Prirty rig alga xcober $15 each, 450 pre Drawers, Undervests, . Five Alaska Robes, $15 eh. Ke) rse Aire GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Hose, 2, 3, and 4 pair for $1 ., . one Filie’ Old Watch, Chrohometer, . ” $250 } six for $1. (4 . One Ladies ine Gola Watch, Auby andLace Handkerchiefs three for $1. Reed Watches, 15 cake $800 ; Linen Collars; $1 per dozen. att 3 ray Res st00 «$00 ’ Suv Kid Gloves $1; Silk Gloves 2 pair $1. Ten suver ert er) bv fi Driiol Shy Pr ee . ee and hs sane SILVER WARB. o:coe! 2! mr Twenty fine Tea Seta, $100 na 000 of “aa rire a we, set . ments fine salvore: Stieaeh 100 “oo tonne ake Baskets a a se Forks, Butter xh Greaetes tit ‘Toilet Boges: Writing Desks, Portfolios, Bee—kaite Sh Soe fork and" ‘Toilet, Rets.3 Pieces each, Albums, Pocket ‘Mustard Jars, Pepper Lae oot Fare, Port “7 ‘Amerieda Sable Clits. He aie, vary ne, Dotinocs, <i As Son bore sin Burbs eae and Chains; Canes, ‘Pine aud Envelopes, Umbrellas; Walki panions, Chromoe, i frames, ke. &e. . teopte N Serine oetene, Gold aad euiver Fork, 12 Dinner from $10 to 9%5 euch. yeh ih Cut 6 for: 1 12 ‘ORNAMENTS, . fort Wipe Seu, § 5 igs Ve eee . 2 Covered . WAITING an se Wier *"$ 50 informati to Poneets, 3 (hls idles bans : gree Pra ng BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, Woolen eo. 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